CyberBlood: Blind Steal

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Blind Steal is the first in a series of premium Mission Expansions to the cyberpunk TTRPG CyberBlood. Blind Steal is modular and designed to easily fit into a brand new or ongoing CyberBlood campaign and compatible for characters of all types.

Set in and around a casino controlled by a Japanese drug syndicate called The Showa, the party gets roped into a territory war between the corrupting Japanese mafia and the smaller gangs who oppose their dominance. 

The gangsters are armed to the teeth, and suspicious of outsiders. The party must infiltrate the casino, find out where the merchandise is being kept, and escape with their lives.

Features

Blind Steal Mission Expansion includes the following juicy and succulent features!

• A bite-sized module that contains everything a CyberBlood game master needs to run an exciting and bloody mission set in the CyberBlood megacity of their choice.
• Characters can play casino mini-games like poker or roulette, chat and gamble with the patrons, flirt and drink with the hostesses.
• New NPCs, locations, and a unique piece of Gear not found in the Gear Guide!
• Multiple combat scenarios and NPC stat blocks in case the infiltration goes awry.
• An array of endings and conclusions that deepen the world, have lasting consequences, and can be used to spin up continuing adventures in CyberBlood.

For Game Masters

CyberBlood and the Gear Guide are a great place to start if you want to dive into the world of CyberBlood and run a game! The system is designed to be easy-to-learn, but have enough detail and grit to make it engaging and fresh for the long haul. Make sure you check in regularly to see what's new, what's on sale, and follow our socials.
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CyberBlood was drafted and written without the use of generative software and plagiarism-fueled “AI” technology. The entirety of CyberBlood, cover-to-cover, was Human Made. You can play CyberBlood knowing that our artistic and creative integrity is rock solid. We write about a fictional cyberpunk world, but have no interest in purveying real cyberpunk nonsense. No artists were harmed in the making of CyberBlood.